In response to the coronavirus pandemic, CNBC created a content series called "The Next Normal," which seeks business leaders' perspectives on how life and business will change as we move toward a new normalcy. As part of their feature, "Working Home is Here to Stay, Even When the Economy Opens," our founder and CEO, Jeff Snyder, was asked to share his thoughts on the return to the workplace. To hear what he had to say, read along on CNBC.

At a revitalized Boston Seaport that exceeds the square footage of New York City's Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards, direct-to-consumer brands are showing up in droves. With over 40,000 visitors per day, this 1.1 million ft² space has proven to be the perfect landing spot for The Current, a village of pop-up DTC retail locations.

For the second consecutive year, our team had the pleasure of working with Jeep in bringing its Winter X Games sponsorship to life in Aspen, Colorado. The on-site experience at Buttermilk Mountain included an immersive dome experience that put fans in the front seat of a Jeep Wrangler as it embarked on an uphill, off-roading excursion through the extreme terrain of the West. Afterwards, guests were given the opportunity to get behind the wheel of real Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator models, enter sweepstakes to win Rossignol ski packages, and customize leather Jeep keychains with the GPS coordinates of their favorite adventures.

Founded in 2008 by Jeff Snyder, Inspira is a different kind of agency — one where relationships and doing the right thing are front and center, where people come before profits, and where the team is passionate about the work it does.